Fresh from her confrontations in New Hampshire during
which public officials were grilled about slapdash chain of custody
and ballot box tampering issues, Bev Harris told the Alex Jones Show
that a "criminal enterprise" is running the primary recount
and has called for Secretary of State William Gardner to resign and
his assistant to be fired.

Harris was fundamental in the vetting and production
of the HBO special Hacking Democracy, and has contributed
towards bringing charges against vote fraudsters who cheated in Ohio
in 2004.

Harris traveled to New Hampshire personally to discover
for herself the disgraceful lapses in chain of custody for the memory
cards and ballot boxes used in the recent primary.

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Harris is featured in the video below asking public officials
about slits in ballot boxes as they bizarrely deny that the
slits are big enough to allow tampering, amongst a myriad of
other disturbing questions about chain of custody. Follow-up
questions are frowned upon and one official calls security to
have Harris removed.

Following Republican candidate Albert Howard's attempts
to oversee the recount, Harris said "I knew that somebody needed
to get to New Hampshire and protect or find out what they're doing
with chain of custody of the ballots....New Hampshire has the memory
cards for 81 per cent of its votes counted by this one company - we
found there was a convicted felon involved in that....that's why I
wanted to see what the chain of custody was".

After hooking up with other vote fraud experts, Harris
confronted public officials and asked pointed questions about chain
of custody.

"The problem was we were either not getting
answers or we were getting bizarre answers," said Harris.

New Hampshire Secretary of State William Gardner
was questioned on the whereabouts of the memory cards that hold electronic
records of the votes.

"She kept asking him and ultimately he had to
admit he didn't know where they were, and this is days after the election,"
said Harris.

One of the observers followed the ballots back to
the vault where they were being stored overnight and noticed slits
in the ballot boxes that had not been counted, a complete violation
of federal election laws.

"I then came in the next day and asked the assistant
Secretary of State David Scanlan - what about that slit in the end
of the box?" said Harris, after which Scanlan attempted to dismiss
the concern by claiming the slits weren't big enough to allow tampering
(an OJ tries on the glove moment, according to Harris).

One of the observers then proceeded to shame Scanlan
by easily sticking her whole hand into the ballot box.

Officials then claimed that a special tape was in
place to seal the box, bt as Harris proves in the video, the tape
can easily be peeled off and re-applied.

"It's a post-it note," said Harris, "You
can rip it on and off, on and off."

Harris then discovered that the ballot boxes were
not being transfered from state to state by police as should be the
case, but by "Butch and Hoppy," two truck drivers who raced
around the state at high speed endangering people and and employing
evasive manoevers to escape from observers who were following them.

"We caught them meeting up with a green jeep
in the middle of nowhere half way through their route and we walk
up to them and they drive off in a different direction," said
Harris.

"I wanted to see what the ballots looked like
when Butch and Hoppy take them off the truck, well sure enough they
didn't have seals on them and some of them weren't even closed - they
had the box top open with big gashes and tears in them," said
Harris, who also revealed how officials left ballots in their offices
and did not store them in secure vaults.

"Every way that it could break down it seemed
to have broken down," said Harris, "Even to the extent of
just not following procedures".

"How can you say that you can open someone's
ballot box without them present?" asked Harris.

Based on her experiences with the sham nature of
the process, Harris called for the resignation of the Secretary of
State Gardener and his assistant David Scanlan.

"I think assistant Secretary of State David
Scanlan, who is actually their operations guy, should be dismissed
from his position and the Secretary of State should resign, and they
need to refund the money for both candidates and recount all those
ballots in public," said Harris.

"What they're doing here is a criminal enterprise,"
she added, "It has all the earmarks of it."